Paige, an LPGA teaching and club professional and a inaugural member of the Interbay FGC teaching staff, has taught for more than eight years, and has also served a Head Professional and General Manager.

An Arizona native, Paige began playing golf at age 14. Three years later she won the Arizona Girl’s State Championship. Paige later competed at the University of Arizona, where she was a member of the traveling team along with Annika Sorenstam and Leta Lindley (now LPGA touring professionals). The Arizona team was among the top three teams in the country and Paige finished her college career ranked among the top 25 nationally.

World-renowned instructor Jimmy Ballard has had the greatest influence on her teaching style and fundamentals. She prides herself on her ability to simplify the swing and believes that the swing must be simple if it is going to be consistent. Paige’s diverse playing and teaching background has resulted in the development of specialized lessons for individuals and groups of all ages and abilities. First-hand knowledge of tournament play and college golf makes her an excellent resource for juniors and others wanting to raise their level of play.

Her exemplary playing career is a testament to her teaching style. She has competed in many national and regional events. In 1999 Paige won the LPGA Club Pro Western Section, finished 3rd at the Golf for Women Teaching & Club Pro Championship and advanced to the Finals of Tour Qualifying. In 2000 she will compete on the SBC Futures Tour, the official developmental tour of the LPGA.